Slow motion bullet impact video

Very relaxing...better than an Aquarium.


The beginning makes me think I should have got those old boxes of Berdan Primed .303 Armour Piercing for the old Enfield after all.

Wow......I can't even begin to express how COOL that was!!! Thank you!

WOW... did I just see a shotgun pellet hit a bullet in mid air? I think I did.

Absolutely fantastic footage...thanks for sharing!

Fantastic camera work.... How can something so violent be so peaceful and relaxing????

Really shows how fluid things can be at speeds like that.

Want to know how he managed to hit bullets with pellets mid-flight.

Awesome camera work.

Thanks for posting.

The HP's in ballistic gel was sweet.

Yeah! That's some pretty good stuff!!! I'm gonna save that one.

How do I make that into my screen saver?

That was really cool...thanks for the link.

It's nice to see something that I always knew how it worked in theory slowed down enough to see for my self. It was cool to see the rifling in the bullets and the metal pushed up around the bullet hole.

absolutely awesome! the second video is pretty great too, get to see a couple of revolvers blow up in slow motion.

I am without words... that was nothing short of amazing.

One of the best videos I've seen in a long, long time.

the glass shattering is amazing. thanks for posting!

Thanks !!

The shotgun discharge sequences at the end seem much more devastating than single bullet impacts.

It would be fun to have access to such a camera, to say nothing of the budget to run off a few hundred little experiments like this. I'm particularly impressed that he was abe to hit a moving bullet with a shotgun discharge. Sort of an ABM thing, on a more personal scale.

If you have a video camera, even a simple one, just slow down the speed and you will get the same effect. It is the same as photographing dripping water, some cameras get it a 125, mine can get most spectacular even at 108.

I've seen just clip or two from this before but never the whole collection, thanks for sharing this!

The birdshot in the end is one of the most surreal things I've ever seen.

This is completely beyond the capability of any "normal" video camera. Even if it managed to take a frame at the moment of impact, the action would be a complete blur.

This is absolutely spectacular. Thanks for sharing.